EPISODE · Aug 29, 2020 · 8 MIN
Fake It, Then Make It
from Effectiveness · host Max Langen
How do you enter social circles you aren't qualified for? How do you acquire traits and skill sets you don't have? There are three parts - confidence, always; the specific skills; and the knowledge. You must build the knowledge on your own time. You'll get the skills by joining the social circle, doing the thing you can't yet do. Fake the confidence, until you have the skills and knowledge - the confidence will grow.
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